Vidal sale a no go for Juve.
Juventus have laughed off rumours that they are set to let Arturo Vidal leave the club, according to Sky Sports.
The 25-year-old has been a key figure in Juve’s rise to prominence once again and some of Europe’s top clubs have expressed an interest in taking him away from Turin. Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid have all made enquiries about the Chilean international but The Old Lady has so far rebuffed all advances and will continue to do so.
The club’s general director, Beppe Marotta defiantly said recently: “We are not a club that sells. Last season there were big requests as well, but I repeat, we are not sellers.”
Vidal joined Juventus from German club Bayer Leverkusen in 2010, where he spent four successful years. Since coming to Serie A he’s become hot property, scoring 19 goals in 73 appearances and playing a big part in this season’s Scudetto push. He has also featured heavily in Juve’s Champions League campaign that recently saw them crash out as the quarter final stage to Bayern Munich.
In the same report, Paul Pogba’s agent, Mino Raiola, refuted reports that his client is a summer target for Real Madrid by saying: “If (Florentino) Perez wants them (Pogba and Milan striker M’Baye Niang), he has to call me. He has to deal with me.
“Real are not the only ones, there are clubs all over the world that would like Pogba and Niang.”